@ClaudeRobillard said in Windscribe VPN doen't work:

My standalone VPN was correctly set to "France", but I didn't have noticed that I also have the VPN as an extension that was set in North America.

Double? You wanted to be super-duper private? 😉
Or did you forgot which extensions you ran in Vivaldi?

Well, now you solved it. Good. 👍

@dannuper Unfortunately access to hires videos on media platforms depends on unfree paid/licenced media codecs, Vivaldi as a small company has not implemented because of high costs.

HDR images can not be viewed by you?
Check internal page

vivaldi:flags/#avif-gainmap-hdr-images and set to Enabled and restart vivaldi:flags/#force-color-profile and set to scRGB (HDR) or HDR10 and restart

@barbudo2005 I only listen to podcasts on my phone using Podcast Addict.

As podcasts are just audio files, mostly mp3 or m4a/ogg, and downloaded from a RSS url, the only way ads can be inserted is when the file is created or when the file is downloaded.

Unless your app does it, and in that case, well, I'd stop using that app.

I listen a lot to BBC podcasts, they have ads at the start, in my language, so I assume they detect my country from my IP and serve the file with ads for Norway. It's also possible they insert the ads on the fly during the download but that would be very processing expensive for popular podcasts. So I think they just have different copies of the files for different counties, with ads in the language.

Anyway, easy to skip such ads by just fast forwarding a bit.

@MR2110 Fortunately, today we have this and it really is something very useful, I didn't use it before, but now it's difficult not to use it.

@XxSHADExX The Tinysid page I linked seems to have all the HVSC for listening in the browser.

Unless of course, you have SIDs that are not in the HVSC in which case I suggest you get involved and add them to the collection 🙂

Oh, after searching in forum for posts about KeePassXC and Vivaldi Snapshot on Linux and reading some, i recognized that me and probably some others mixed up KeePass, KeePass2 and KeePassXC.

Vivaldi nail server running again! 🙂
Yay!

@cloparr as a test you could disable the two exit settings (there you'll also see if there is shortcut associated to such operation:

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@WildEnte I suggested an Avast user to re-install Vivaldi as standalone and it worked.
So pretty much avast mess with vivaldi when installed for all users.